The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-11-17
The Legislature meets next Tuesday.

@. q. LANGsTON, LOCAL EDITOR.
The Legislature meets next Tuesday.
The fruit tree man is around delivering
his trees.
Read G. F. Jones 6 Co. IS new notices in
this paper.
Partridges are sold in the city at from
five to ten cents apiece.
All places of business will be closed in
Anderson next Thursday.
A mad dog was shot on the Square last
Friday by Mr.. J. L. Farmer.
Good middling cotton was quoted on
Wednesday at 81 to 90 cents.
Communion services will be held in the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
The people throughout the County
should observe Thanksgiving Day.
The New York Cash Stores new adver-
tisement should have your attention.
The small boy is beginning to lay by
his nickels for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. W. B. sadler, Of Gainesville, Ga,
spent day or two in the city last week.
Our young friend, Marion M. Mattison,
Of Lowndesville, paid us call last Fri.
day.
Miss Min ME Brown, of Seneca, is spend
ing q few days in the city with Miss Eva
Baker.
The schools of the city are being we'll
attended. Very few children that do not
attend.
Col. M. p. Tribble has been sick for
several days past, and has been confined
TO his home.
The Charleston mails were very irregu-
s lar in reaching Anderson two or three
days last week.
Don't put off paying your taxes until
the last moment. There will be no extern
sion of the time.
Mr.. E. q. Evans, jr., accompanied by
his charming wife, Of Pendleton, spent
Sunday in the city.
Divine service will be held on Thanks
giving Day Thursday, Oath inst.) in Grace
Church at II q. m.
Don't forget that no business will be
transacted In the city next Thursday,
Thanksgiving Day.
a An. Anderson County citizen informed
Us the other day that he had thirty barrels
of sorghum for sale.
Mrs. J. T.. Williams, of Tennessee, has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. J. G. G.
Featherston, in the city.
Mr.;sJ. F. Wilson, jr., who has been q
resident Of Charleston for the past year,
has returned to Anderson.
Rev. B. NJ. Pack, of Hartwell, Ca, will
preach at Hopewell Church next Saturday
night. at early candle light.
The price Of cotton has been on the adj
vance for several days past. Our buyers
always pay the top Of the market.
There is considerable cotton in the fields
to open yet, and what the farmers want
now is:several weeks of sunshine.
The general delivery at the Postofice
will be open only short time after arrival
ofeach meal on Thanksgiving day.
E. T. Breazeale, w. A. Moorhead and
Thomp. Cox, three of Belton's "fascinat-
Ing bellies" were in the city shopping on
Monday.
A school girl being asked BY her teach
or what kind of noun kiss was, replied
with blush that it was both proper and
common.
School Commissioner Clinkscales began
his tour through the County Monday
morning for the purpose ofinspecting the
public schools.
Hon. Pat. Calhoun, of Atlanta, Ga,
spent q few hours In the city last Tuesday.
He had been on visit to relatives in
Abbeville County.
Our clever little friend, Master K. B.
Moorhead, has presented us with two
very large sweet potatoes, for which we
return many thanks.
Alta meeting of the State Agricultural
Society in Columbia last week, Hon. B.
F. Crayton was elected one Of the Vice
Presidents Of the Society.
There will be Dime Reading at Mr..
N. A. McCully's residence next Tuesday
evening, at O'Clock. for the benefit Of the
Baptist Church organ fund.
Anumber of farmers are still holding
on to their cotton. We heard one remark
Monday that he was going to keep his
until It was worth ten cents.
An exchange says now is good time to
trim your grape vines and plant your
outings for new vines. It is also the
best time Of the year to transplant trees.
Rev. John Davis, of Hannibal, Mo-, is
visiting relatives and friends in our midst.
he will preach in Grace (Episcopal)
Church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
Young man, you don't appreciate your
privileges in this land of liberty. In
Holland fellow cannot see his sweet
heart except in the presence Of her pa
rents.
Married, on Tuesday, November 8, 1887,
at the residence Of the brides father, by
Rev. r. r. Earle, Mr.. Geo. L. Stevenson
and Mrs. Emma Williford, all of Ander-
son County.
Those Of our citizens who attended the
State Fair in Columbia last week express
themselves as having had most delightful
trip. The Fair Is said to have been the
best ever held.
The, Ladies Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church request all their
sisters of the congregation to meet with